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Quick Bites | Coronavirus: Restaurants rally during shelter in place
By Tara Fatemi Walker |
PUBLISHED: March 24, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. | UPDATED: April 2, 2020 at 5:27 p.m.
Betty Burgers opens new location
Last Friday, Betty Burgers opened their newest location at 415 Trout Gulch Road. They are open for takeout from noon to 8 p.m.; call 831-612-6668. Two of the other locations (41st Ave. and Seabright) are also open for takeout (noon to 8 p.m., see bettyburgers.com for phone #s) but the downtown location is currently closed.
Mentone opens for take-out only
David Kinch's much-awaited restaurant Mentone (174 Aptos Village Way, mentonerestaurant.com) is launching a limited take-out menu Wednesday. Customers can pre-order pizza, salad, cocktails, and wine to-go at toasttab.com/mentone/v3 for pickup from Wednesday through Sunday (4 p.m. until sold out). Pizza varieties will include pesto and Crescenza cheese, and Sopressata and Calabrian chiles. Drinks will include a House Negroni and a 16-ounce "Harvey Who?" (Vodka, Galliano, Meyer Lemon, and Bitters). Mentone was originally planning to open in late March or early April.
Deke's Market re-opens
Deke's Market—which is also the site of In Mah Belly Deli—re-opened earlier this month. In 2019, it had to shut down twice due to flooding from broken city water mains. Deke's is at 334 7th Ave. Call 831-476-5897 or visit dekesmarket.com
Vim launches temporary dessert service
Last week we reported that Vim Dining & Desserts (2238 Mission St.) was closed until further notice. They have just re-opened with take-out and delivery of "celebration cakes and desserts," for now. This includes pies, tarts, cheesecakes, brownies, and cookies. "We will be charging on a sliding scale so it can be attainable to anyone, no matter what you can afford we all need to take time to celebrate," says owner Jesikah Stolaroff. They are also selling bottles of wine and other libations. Email jesikah@vimsantacruz.com to place an order with at least 24 hours notice.
Garlic festival canceled
Due to the coronavirus, the 2020 Gilroy Garlic Festival has been canceled. "We must put the health and well-being of our community first," said event organizers. The next Gilroy Garlic Festival will be July 23-25, 2021.
Restaurants with take-out, delivery, or coronavirus closure
Last week we mentioned a few restaurants or food outlets that were offering various services or closed due to our county's current "shelter in place." Here is information on several more. Many are also encouraging patrons to purchase gift cards for future use, to help support businesses. Restaurants offering takeout (some with curbside pickup) and/or delivery include (in alphabetical order) Aptos St. BBQ (aptosstbbq.com), Bittersweet Bistro (Wednesday-Sunday noon to 7 p.m.), The Buttery Bakery (butterybakery.com), Café Mare (cafemare.com), Carpo's (noon to 8 p.m. daily, carposrestaurant.com), Chocolate (4-8 p.m., chocolatesantacruz.com/wine-list), Crow's Nest (11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., and its Beach Market next door 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., crowsnest-santacruz.com), East End Gastropub (eastendpub.com), Engfer Pizza Works (4-9:30 p.m. daily except Monday, engferpizzaworks.com), Gabriella Café (11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-7:30 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 831-457-1677, gabriellacafe.com), Holy Smokes Country BBQ (daily except Mondays, 831-471-8787), HOME Restaurant (call after 1 p.m. for pickup 4-7pm daily except Mondays, 831-431-6131, homesoquel.com), Ideal Bar & Grill (noon-6 p.m., idealbarandgrill.com), Laili (11:30 a.m.-8 p.m., lailirestaurant.com) Kianti's (kiantis.com), Lago di Como Ristorante & Pizzeria (5-9:30 p.m. daily, until 10 p.m. Fri-Sat, lagodicomoristorante.com), Laili (lailirestaurant.com), Lillian's Italian Kitchen (831-425-2288, lilliansitaliankitchen.com), Linda's Sea Breeze Café (8 a.m.-1 p.m., 831-427-9713) https://www.restaurantji.com/ca/santa-cruz/lindas-seabreeze-caf-/, and Lupulo Craft Beer House (food and beer pickup and delivery noon to 8 p.m. daily.
Others include Manuel's (831-688-4848, manuelsrestaurant.com), Marianne's Ice Cream (both locations, mariannesicecream.com), Mission Hill Creamery (2-9 p.m. Tues-Sat, 2-7 Sun, with selections going beyond their normal ice cream, like bread loaves and chicken pot pies, missionhillcreamery.com), Naka Sushi (Tuesday-Sunday 5:30-8:30 p.m., nakasushi.org), Nick the Greek (nickthegreeksj.com/locations), Olive Garden (olivegarden.com/order-togo), Parish Publick House (both locations, theparishpublick.com), Persephone (Friday and Saturday only, persephonerestaurant.com), Pono Hawaiian Kitchen & Tap (noon to 7 p.m., 831-476-7458, ponohawaiiangrill.com), Pretty Good Advice (11 a.m.-7 p.m., prettygoodadvicesoquel.com), Sala Thai (salathaisantacruz.com), Scopazzi's (noon to 7 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday, 831-338-6441), Seabright Deli (11 a.m.-7 p.m. daily, 831-515-7484), Taqueria Los Gordos (9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily except Sunday when hours may vary, call 831-688-0911 or see IG Losgordosaptos), Tortilla Flats (call 831-476-1754 starting at 1 p.m. to place order; pick up between 4-8 p.m., tortillaflatstogo.com), Tramonti (11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., 831-426-7248, tramontisantacruz.com, and Vasili's (vasilisgreekrestaurant.com).
Temporary closures include The Bagelry, Pino Alto Restaurant at Cabrillo College, and—a little further away—The Haute Enchilada Café & Gallery and The Whole Enchilada in Moss Landing. Permanent closures include 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall (as the Sentinel reported last week).
See the helpful site downtownsantacruz.com/downtown-delivered for more downtown restaurant information.
Food outlets still offering services
There are many food vendors besides brick-and-mortar restaurants that are offering takeout or delivery at this time. Colectivo Felix is doing empanada and soup delivery Thursdays and Fridays; last week's empanadas sold out fast so if you're interested visit colectivofelix.square.site as soon as possible. El Rosal Bakery at the East Cliff Village Center, which many people frequent for their tamales (includes chicken with red sauce, or cheese-jalapeno), is currently open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. but their hours might shorten beginning next week. Call (831) 462-1308. Full Steam Dumpling has selections available at the Food Lounge Thursday through Sunday noon to 5 p.m.; call 626-549-5574. Companies Foodsmith (myfoodsmith.com) and Golden Roots Kitchen (linktr.ee/goldenrootskitchen), both of which create organic, prepared meals, are still offering their dishes each week (Foodsmith has two delivery days to choose from, GRK has one). Hanloh Thai is doing food pick-up Monday (at Sante Adairius, 1315 Water St.) and Wednesday (at SC Mountain Brewing, 402 Ingalls St.); customers need to pre-order at hanloh.square.site and their food will be pre-packaged and cold at pick-up. Dishes include vegan, gluten-free vegetable curry. Pacific Cookie Company is doing cookies and treats to go and doing curbside pick-up; order at 831-429-6905.
Grocery stores close, change hours due to coronavirus
Shopper's Corner (shopperscorner.com) has not reduced hours (they are still 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.), but for seniors and vulnerable guests, Monday through Friday they will take your order via email (shoppers.statements@gmail.com) and shop for you, and call you when it's ready to pick up. When you email your list, include your name and phone number. Staff of Life (staffoflifemarket.com) has reduced hours to 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Seniors 60 and up can shop at 8 a.m. from Monday-Friday. Target (target.com) has reduced hours of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Safeway (safeway.com) has reduced hours depending on location, and has senior early morning hours on certain days at different locations. Whole Foods (wholefoodsmarket.com) has reduced hours to 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., seniors 60 and up can shop at 8 a.m. Costco (Costco.com) is open 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. with Tuesday/Thursday 8-9 a.m. hours for seniors. Aptos Natural Foods (aptosnaturalfoods.com) has reduced hours of 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with senior hours of 8-10 a.m. (65 years and up, and 10 percent discount at this time). Deluxe Foods (deluxefoodsofaptos.com) and Nob Hill (raleys.com/stores/nob-hill-foods-bay-capitola-california) are still open. Many of the aforementioned stores offer online ordering; check with each one if interested.
As we reported last week, Trader Joe's and New Leaf are open with reduced hours. New Leaf now offers senior hours from 8-9 a.m. Monday through Friday, and has extended its Wednesday senior discount to all hours Monday-Friday.
Pelican Ranch, Alfaro offer to-go wine
On Saturday, Pelican Ranch Winery will offer to-go wine from 1-4 p.m. All regular wine will be discounted by 25 percent. Until April 7, shipping will be waived on mail orders of four or more bottles. Shipped wines will be discounted by 10 percent. Visit pelicanranch.com or call winemaker Phil Crews at 831-332-5359.
Alfaro Family Vineyards is offering curbside pick up at the winery by appointment, or on Saturdays between 1-3 p.m. (no appointment necessary for Saturday pick up). For mail orders, they offering discounted shipping ($2 per bottle) and select discounts on purchases over $250. Visit alfarowine.com or call 831-728-5172.
Discretion Brewing launching to-go beer
Starting Wednesday, Discretion Brewing is offering online ordering and parking lot pick up from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Orders can be placed any time at toasttab.com/discretion-brewing.
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Fundamental measure density functional theory for nonadditive hard-core mixtures: The one-dimensional case
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We treat a one-dimensional binary mixture of hard-core particles that possess nonadditive diameters. For this model, a density functional theory is constructed following similar principles as an earlier extension of Rosenfeld's fundamental measure theory to three-dimensional nonadditive hard-sphere mixtures. The theory applies to arbitrary positive and moderate negative nonadditivity and reduces to Percus' exact functional in the additive case. Bulk direct correlation functions are obtained as functional derivatives of the excess free energy functional. Results for the partial pair correlation functions in bulk, as calculated via the Ornstein-Zernike route and using the direct correlation functions as input, show very good agreement with results from our Monte Carlo computer simulations of the mixture.
Physical Review E: Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics
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A Formação Jiufotang (chinês: 九 佛堂 组, pinyin: jiǔfótáng zǔ) é uma formação geológica do Cretáceo Inferior em Chaoyang, Liaoning, que rendeu fósseis de dinossauros com penas, pássaros primitivos, pterossauros e outros organismos. É um membro do Grupo Jehol. A idade exata do Jiufotang tem sido debatida por anos, com estimativas que vão do Jurássico Superior ao Cretáceo Inferior. He et al. (2004) usaram a radiometria isotópica de argônio para confirmar as estimativas de idade bioestratigráfica. Eles confirmaram o estágio Aptiano do Cretáceo Inferior para a Formação Jiufotang, aproximadamente 120 à 113 milhões de anos atrás. Fósseis de Microraptor e Jeholornis são desta formação.

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TV ReviewsThe Walking DeadSeason 6
Eugene nearly bites off more than he can chew on The Walking Dead
Zack Handlen
The Walking DeadSeason 6
"Twice As Far"
A moment of silence for Dwight's dick. Perhaps the damage isn't irrevocable; perhaps, with time and attention, he can be whole again. But for right now, the agony must be intense, made even more so by the fact that, yet again, the Saviors have had the drop on our heroes, and yet again, they have managed to fumble a golden opportunity to take control of the situation. At least this time they managed to kill someone, which is a step up from previous efforts, but this is still an embarrassing display of force. The group's threat level lies somewhere between Cobra Commander and that kid on the school bus who liked to hit the back of your head when you were reading and then pretend he didn't know what you complaining about. Annoying, but not, y'know, a concern.
Still, Dwight did kill Dr. Denise, and that's a tragedy. She's the only Alexandrian left apart from Aaron (who we hardly ever see) whose death would seriously register at this point. Which means she sat in the sweet spot, narratively speaking, for a sacrifice—someone whose loss would have more meaning than "Oh, huh," but wouldn't unbalance the show as much as, say, Carol or Glenn getting taken out might. With only a couple episodes left before the season finale, it's time for a surprise to hold our interest, but nothing out and out devastating. Denise's murder helps raise the stakes, even as Dwight and the general incompetence of those under his command tore them back down.
I'll miss her, though. Merritt Wever was visibly human in a way that's rare for this show, even among its strongest performers. Carol and Morgan and Michonne and the others have become more or less iconic; shaded and nuanced in their way, but still with personalities you could recognize in silhouette. Denise was something subtler and more down to earth, a nice person with a past doing her best to make sense of an insane and merciless world. "Twice As Far" gives us a glimpse into her troubled youth, and an understanding of what might drive her to make some pretty stupid choices. And then she dies.
Take this as a reminder, then, that giving big speeches trying to reach people's common humanity is this show's version of "I've only got two days left to retirement." Denise's arc over the course of the hour, as she challenges herself again and again to face the horrors of the modern world, is the sort of arc which provides a perfect closing note in retrospect. She struggles, she balks, she does dumb things for reasons that almost make sense—and then, just when it seems the danger has passed, and she's proven whatever she needed to prove to herself, tragedy strikes. Because that's how this reality works. Personal growth is great and all, but it won't protect you.
The fact that Eugene goes through a similar arc, is actually even more of an idiot about it and still manages to live through everything, really just drives home how hideously random this all is. Or maybe there's a subtle suggestion that decency and openness, as opposed to Eugene's nebbishy obsession, is a doomed prospect, I dunno. Regardless, after getting into a fight with Abraham over his ability to survive on his own, Eugene gets captured by Dwight and the Saviors; stuck in a seemingly hopeless hostage situation, he comes up with the plan of distracting the others with Abraham's hidden presence and then biting Dwight. On the dick.
It's a novel solution, and that novelty helps to at least partially distract from the hilarity of watching the Saviors once again bungle things. I don't want to keep harping on this, but the show seems to be going out of its way to make us confident of our heroes' ability to deal with these creeps; and while I'd be willing to bet this is in service of setting up some painful lesson-learning down the road, the writers have done far too good a job of lowering our expectations. The danger is less a growing sense of impending doom than it is a "Huh, I wonder what secondary character will get bumped off this week" kind of thing. And this is the first time they've managed to take out a meaningful casualty! After the mess with the quarry zombies at the start of the season, the Saviors are practically a dawdle.
We don't necessarily need the tension of a new threat to keep going, of course. The show often does its best work when it's dealing with moment-to-moment concerns. The big set-pieces (including and maybe especially the stuff inspired by the comics) have a tendency to disappoint, generally thanks to pacing or scripts that can't quite pin down an idea. But the little stuff can be wonderful, moments in which the actors are allowed to breathe and the situation is given a chance to be more than just a device for shocks and gore.
Eugene and Denise's stories work well enough this week. The hints we get about Denise's history make it that much more frustrating (in a good way) when she dies; here was someone I wouldn't have minded knowing more about. And while Eugene's behavior is, at worst, infuriating, there's something oddly endearing about a character so determined to improve himself that he'll risk everything to do it, up to and including his own neck. And the fact that he manages to win the day balances out Denise's loss a little. Who knows how much longer Eugene will last (it kind of strains credibility that he's even lasted this long), but at least he got a win.
Then there's Carol, who ends the hour with the decision to leave Alexandria because she can't stand killing anymore. This arc still feels like we're missing a episode somewhere. Last week helped to fill in the blanks, but there's a rushed, forced quality to all this, up to and including the end of her relationship with Tobin; it's a pairing that lasted bare minutes of screen time, never made that much sense, and then suddenly it's supposed to matter that it's ending?
Yes, losing to Denise to a man Daryl could have (and maybe should have) killed earlier is a harsh lesson, and if Carol really is unwilling to kill, there's some sense in her retreating. But after all the work she's done at Alexandria, all the time she's spent putting on the housewife face and then slowly remembering the parts of her old life she legitimately loved, this is an extreme decision, one that reeks of piece movement plotting for later developments. Carol is capable of strong, tough decisions, but this decision is the exact opposite of the calculated control she's demonstrated for so long. Which, of course, may be the point; she's breaking down, and this is the best way she can think of to protect herself. But that sort of transition needs to be earned, and I'm not sure it has been here. It plays too much like all of The Walking Dead's worst character moments: random shifting until the carnage starts.
Morgan's cell is finished. I wonder if he'll ever get a chance to use it.
Rosita is hooking up with Spenser. I think that's his name, anyway.
The cold open was nicely done, showing the passing of time through the repetition of certain key scenes.
"I'm a survivor." "Keep telling yourself that." "I've changed, adapted. I've become a survivor."
"You know how to bite a dick, and I mean that with the utmost respect."
Abraham and Sasha are hooking up now. Neat.
"I can't love anyone because I can't kill for anyone." This, from Carol, would be a far more meaningful line if her relationship with Tobin meant anything at all. Or if she hadn't just murdered a bunch of people last week.


Making the transition from home life to dorm life can be a real shell-shock, especially if you're living out of state and can't visit home. There are a lot of things that you'll have to get used to pretty quickly. So prepare yourself; here are 15 things you'll definitely miss from home once you start living in a dorm.
I think this one is probably the most popular, and obviously a given. The food at the campus cafeteria can just never compare to the dinner and freshly baked desserts that your family did so well. Eat all the cookies and lasagna you can, you won't have them again for a while.
Most dorms don't allow you to have candles because of the fire hazard they pose. There just isn't a good substitute to candles out there. Incense doesn't cut it, and those gel things (you all know what I'm talking about) don't last longer than a day.
Yes, whether or not you realize it, doing laundry for free is actually a privilege! The washing machines and dryers on most college campuses will run you about $2.50 per week, which really adds up if you like to do your laundry once a week.
Unless you just come across some incredible stroke of luck, you're probably going to have to share a bathroom with several people, if not an entire floor of people. Having all the privacy you could ask for at home is a blessing, but having it stripped away feels like a curse.
By this time, you and your bed at home are pretty much best friends. It knows every curve of your body and you find yourself only ever wanting to be there. Dorm room beds, however, leave a lot to be desired. For starters, they're probably a lot smaller than you're used to. Unless you get a thick mattress topper, you can feel every spring prodding into you as you try to drift off to sleep.
It's college, so peace and quiet is pretty much a commodity now. There'll be frat parties outside your dorm hall, parties right next door, and there'll be just really loud talkers… It is inevitable. You thought your parents could be obnoxious? Just wait. Get ready for some noise when living in a dorm!
At home, there was always a spot for you to park no matter what. You'd pull in and walk inside your home and not even think about how nice that is. At college, parking is terrible. You may get lucky and find a parking spot right next to your dorm one day, and another day you might have to park half a mile away in the dark. It can get frustrating, so relish your driveway at home while you can.
You're living at home with your parents, watching T.V., chatting, and reading on the daily. The biggest pressure you had at home was probably your mother making you do your chores. All of a sudden you move into a dorm and there are a million things going on at once. There are so many student organizations you can't even keep track, there are events going on seemingly every hour, and you feel the pressure to delve into the college experience by trying to do it all.
Chances are, your parents did most of the heavy cleaning at home. Once you move into a dorm though, all that responsibility falls upon you and you alone. Vacuuming, dusting, scrubbing, every little thing that must be cleaned has to be cleaned by you. You'll be thanking your parents for all the hard work they put into keeping the house spotless.
You can't have open heating elements when living in a dorm for the same reason you can't have candles. This greatly limits your cooking options to things from the microwave or things that you don't need to cook at all. It's surprisingly sad.
You probably had a lot of closet space at home. If not, then there was a spare room or garage where you could stuff all your extra things. When living in a dorm, storage space is incredibly limited. Bring only what is absolutely necessary.
You'll find yourself longing for that last summer before you went to college. You had just graduated from high school and you were on a freedom high. Now, every summer will be spent either worrying about the next semester (because now you know how hard it is) or taking summer classes.
You can't paint your dorm room and any kind of decorating is limited to what you can put up with a command strip. At home, you could do literally whatever you wanted to your room as long as it fits within a certain budget. A lot of you creative freedom is taken away with dorm life.
Suffice to say, the thing you'll miss most when living in a dorm is your family: seeing them every day, giving them a hug, telling them in-person how your day was and talking to them about theirs. Homesickness and missing your family is one of the worst parts of the transition to dorm life. You'll have a night or two of crying from missing them, but that's totally normal. Just call them at every opportunity to soften the blow.
Will you miss these things about living in a dorm? Let us know in the comment section below!


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El municipio de Burg (en inglés: Burg Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Howard en el estado estadounidense de Arkansas. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 61 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 1,75 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Burg se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 34.77 km², de la cual 34,55 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,63 %) 0,22 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 61 personas residiendo en el municipio de Burg. La densidad de población era de 1,75 hab./km². De los 61 habitantes, el municipio de Burg estaba compuesto por el 98,36 % blancos y el 1,64 % eran de una mezcla de razas. Del total de la población el 1,64 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Localidades del condado de Howard (Arkansas)


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import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.ENTITY_ID_COLUMN;
import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.ENTITY_TYPE_COLUMN;
import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.KEY_COLUMN;
import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.LONG_VALUE_COLUMN;
import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.STRING_VALUE_COLUMN;
import static org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ModelConstants.TS_COLUMN;

import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.EnumType;
import javax.persistence.Enumerated;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.IdClass;
import javax.persistence.Table;

import org.iotp.infomgt.dao.model.ToData;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.common.ThingType;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.BasicTsKvEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.BooleanDataEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.DoubleDataEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.KvEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.LongDataEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.StringDataEntry;
import org.iotp.infomgt.data.kv.TsKvEntry;

import lombok.Data;

@Data
@Entity
@Table(name = "ts_kv_latest")
@IdClass(TsKvLatestCompositeKey.class)
public final class TsKvLatestEntity implements ToData<TsKvEntry> {

  // TODO: reafctor this and TsKvEntity to avoid code duplicates
  @Id
  @Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
  @Column(name = ENTITY_TYPE_COLUMN)
  private ThingType entityType;

  @Id
  @Column(name = ENTITY_ID_COLUMN)
  private String entityId;

  @Id
  @Column(name = KEY_COLUMN)
  private String key;

  @Column(name = TS_COLUMN)
  private long ts;

  @Column(name = BOOLEAN_VALUE_COLUMN)
  private Boolean booleanValue;

  @Column(name = STRING_VALUE_COLUMN)
  private String strValue;

  @Column(name = LONG_VALUE_COLUMN)
  private Long longValue;

  @Column(name = DOUBLE_VALUE_COLUMN)
  private Double doubleValue;

  @Override
  public TsKvEntry toData() {
    KvEntry kvEntry = null;
    if (strValue != null) {
      kvEntry = new StringDataEntry(key, strValue);
    } else if (longValue != null) {
      kvEntry = new LongDataEntry(key, longValue);
    } else if (doubleValue != null) {
      kvEntry = new DoubleDataEntry(key, doubleValue);
    } else if (booleanValue != null) {
      kvEntry = new BooleanDataEntry(key, booleanValue);
    }
    return new BasicTsKvEntry(ts, kvEntry);
  }
}

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In 2013 the school held a Golden Jubilee to celebrate 50 years of the school's operation. The school opened in 1963 with James Kelly as principal and his wife head of the junior school. For many years Edmund Hillary School remained the only school in the area but by 1978 and with a roll exceeding 600 students a new school opened at Red Hill to cater for a new housing subdivision which opened up there and children from the new housing area left Edmund Hillary and marched up the road to their new school. Read James Kelly's account in the following Jubilee booklet.


Some Yuchai Minitractor Service Manuals PDF above the page.
In July 1951 in the south of the country by the Government of China was founded, the company «Yulin Quantang Industrial Cooperative» Yulin city in Guangxi province. Initially, the company was organized as agricultural, whose task was the production of agricultural tools and machines, repair of motor vehicles, mechanical parts processing and production of low-power machines.
In the '80s we saw the light of the new engines and YC6105Q YC6105QA, the latter became a real breakthrough and opened a new branch in the production of Chinese engines - system of direct injection.
Later, in 1991, the diesel engine YC6105QA replaced by newer and technologically - YC6105QC. And in the next decade, a large market share of China's engine fell on him.
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Collab Group wins place on DWP CAHERS Framework
We are delighted to announce that a consortium of Collab Group colleges, led By Sheffield College, has been successful in its application to be a supplier on the DWP Commercial agreement for the provision of employment and health services (CAHERS). The framework will run for a maximum of 5 years with a value of approximately £8 billion. The new framework will replace the existing Umbrella Agreement, which is due to expire in January 2021.
This outcome represents the first time that a consortium of colleges has successfully achieved inclusion onto a major DWP contractual framework.
The consortium was successful in winning a place on Tier 2 of Lot 4, which allows suppliers to bid for contracts with a maximum value of £11 million in the Southern England region.
The win is a landmark opportunity for Collab Group colleges and for further education, showing that when we collaborate, we can win in non-traditional areas of activity. It demonstrates the fantastic work that Collab Group colleges are already doing locally with the Department for Work and Pensions and Job Centre Plus.
Inclusion onto the framework will allow Collab Group colleges to provide a coordinated response to local labour market challenges, help people back into work, and facilitate a skills-led economic recovery.
Ian Pretty Chief Executive of Collab Group said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for Collab Group Colleges and the further education sector. Colleges are already doing fantastic work in their local areas to support people back into work. Inclusion on the framework allows colleges to expand their offerings and provide transformational support to individuals.
Skills and training need to be at the heart of the response to the looming challenge of high levels of unemployment. The inclusion onto the CAHERS framework allows Collab Group colleges to build on the fantastic work they are already doing and help facilitate a skills-led economic recovery."
Andy Forbes, Principal and Chief Executive, City of Bristol College: "I'm very pleased that City of Bristol College is now able to play a full role in pursuing this opportunity as part of the Collab Group. We already have a great relationship with the DWP in Bristol and the South West and see this as a great way to further develop our partnership."
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We introduced our yarn line in 1998 and the response we have had to the Cormo fiber has neen phenomenal. Cormo wool is a very fine fiber and can be described as soft, buttery, and lofty. Yarns spun from the unique Cormo fiber are easy to handle and have great memory. Recently, we have had rave reviews from felted product fiber artisans using our product. Photos of some of these items can be found by click here. We also offer many blended natural fibers, including blends from our own Alpaca, Angora and with purchased silk.f the sheep at shearing.
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When I started Beach Body I had two major concerns: meal prep and exercising. I know, that's basically the whole program. But it's not easy to make these kinds of changes. You can read my post here about getting started with Beach Body and meal prep. And you can also read my post here about my struggle with exercise and motivation.
When it came to meal prep I started extremely simple, to say the least. I'm not really into cooking.
Recently I decided to make a change in my life – to get healthy and get in shape. I'm 25 and realize I don't take very good care of myself. I don't eat right and don't exercise. That needs to change. I decided to join Beachbody and start meal prepping.
A few weeks ago a friend of mine who's a coach for the company Beachbody reached out to me. I'd recently quit my job (no more paid gym time) and just gotten engaged. Frankly, she got me at a vulnerable time. In the past, when she would ask, I would say I didn't have the time or energy to commit. Now it's a different story.


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Q: Why is the target property of the mousewheel event different from that of other (click, mousedown, touchstart) events? The mousewheel event's target property provides the DOM element that the mouse is currently hovering over as the mousewheel (or gesture-capable touchpad) is being operated.
When I do this (at least in Safari 6, I will test other browsers later) I will get the text node itself as target.
This never happens with other events which always produce a non text node even if I perform the action directly over text.
Needless to say it makes the code more complex than otherwise.
Is there a reason for this? I'd like to avoid having to check the parent node, though thankfully the nice thing about this situation is that I would only ever need to check the target node's parent.
I can't decide if this is a feature or a bug.

A: Here's a snippet of the jQuery code where they normalize this behaviour because it's a bug:
// Target should not be a text node (#504, Safari)
if ( event.target.nodeType === 3 ) {
    event.target = event.target.parentNode;
}

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Media Circus: Kevin Harlan on his viral MNF call, ESPN executives defend Trent Dilfer
What was the reaction from Kevin Harlan's bosses and colleagues after his viral radio call last week? What's ESPN's take on many Bay Area media members calling out Trent Dilfer for the motive behind his comments on Colin Kaepernick. Find out in this week's Media Circus.
By Richard Deitsch
The broadcaster who owns the most famous call of the 2016 NFL season isn't overly comfortable with it. Kevin Harlan is on the phone from his home in Wisconsin a couple of days after going viral across America. In case you missed it, Harlan, working for Westwood One as the radio voice of Monday Night Football, described in epic fashion a man running onto the field during the fourth quarter of a dreadful Niners-Rams game at San Francisco's Levi's Stadium. Here's how Harlan's call began:
"Third and Four, looks into the nickel of San Francisco and the secondary. Hey, somebody has run out onto the field! Some goofball in a hat! And a red shirt! Now he takes off the shirt! He's running down the middle by the 50! He's at the 30! He's barechested and banging his chest!"
Given all the press coverage of the audio clip, from the Los Angeles Times to Esquire Magazine to seemingly every sports-talk station in America, Harlan's call was heard by millions. But as he reflected on it with Sports Illustrated a couple of days afterward, he was not comfortable with the acclaim. He described it as getting somewhat of a pass given there is an unwritten rule among NFL broadcasters not to glorify when someone runs on the field.
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"This is my 32nd consecutive year doing the NFL," said Harlan, whose father, Bob, was a longtime Green Bay Packers executive. "My Dad was in the league for three decades. I have grown up in the league literally, and I would never want to do anything that would cause them the least bit embarrassment or concern. I hold the NFL as close to my heart as I do my family. But I guess now in the aftermath and seeing and hearing and absorbing some of the reaction, I feel like it's been done and the worst thing would be to do it again. I would not want people thinking I am looking for attention or trying to one-up calls."
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Harlan estimated he was seven stories up from the field at Levi's Stadium and made the call without binoculars. "I didn't know what he looked like or anything beyond he was running on the field, he had a red shirt on, and the hat that he was wearing had fallen off when he first took the field," Harlan said. "I was in the middle of describing the play, he ran through it, and I just kind of continued with him running through the play as if it was the play. I have described fires in the press box at the old Patriots Stadium and on ESPN, I once described a rabbit running down the middle of the field in a Michigan-Purdue football game. I know how sensitive the NFL is to this on television so it did cross my mind even as I got back to my hotel room that night. I thought, 'I hope I have not put us in a bad position. If I put our company in a bad position or made the NFL uncomfortable in any way, I am going regret it.'"
Harlan's Westwood One boss and the radio broadcast's executive producer, Howard Deneroff, was shoulder to shoulder with him in the booth watching the call unfold. Harlan said Deneroff and everyone else in the booth, including his broadcast partner Kurt Warner, were laughing as he made the call but quickly moved on after the man was corralled. "I could see nothing nefarious was going on with the guy and he was not out there to do any harm," Harlan said. "He was just a guy running out on the field. To be honest, once I said it, we moved on to the next play. There was no discussion in the booth. There was no talking about it during the next break. It was just a blip."
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One of the reasons Harlan did what he did was because the game was incredibly dull. If the game had been close, the call would have never happened. "The game is always paramount and this is national radio," Harlan said. "The environment that it was done in—the game being pretty dull and slogging around—I think because it was the intersection of those two moments, the levity was a fun thing for the broadcast. Close games, it would have been all football. We were in the fourth quarter and trying to keep our energy up and this kind of provided a jolt and a moment of laughter in a mundane game. If I were on TV with CBS (Harlan calls games with Rich Gannon for that network), I never would have done this because the cameras would not have been on the guy. I would have said a fan has come onto the field and then just engaged my partner."
After the game, Harlan arrived at his San Francisco hotel room after midnight. He woke up early for a 5:00 a.m. flight to Chicago. He checked his phone. No messages. No texts. Given Harlan is not very active on social media, he had no idea how many people had shared his call overnight. When the broadcaster landed in Chicago a little before 11:00 a.m CT, he had 101 text messages waiting for him. Said Harlan: "My first thought: 'Something is wrong. I have screwed up. The league is ticked off.'"
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The initial text messages were all praise from friends. Then a producer from The Dan Patrick Show called to tell him how great the moment was and asked him to do a short interview. Harlan never heard from the NFL. He did hear from two of his bosses at CBS Sports, who said they liked the call. That was important to him given he broadcasts the NFL for CBS every Sunday. He also saw a story about the call on NFL.com so he figured NFL execs might be okay with it. "In hindsight, knowing how I feel now, I don't know if I would have done it on radio given a second chance, and I would never do it on TV. Not that I hold one in higher regard, but I just know my bosses and how they approach things and I would never want to put them in a bad position. The bottom line is I am stunned, shocked, I can't believe there has been this reaction."
As for social media, Harlan was alerted to one particular tweet: LeBron James, who was famously immortalized by a Harlan call ("LeBron James with no regard for human life!") in a game against the Celtics, tweeted out, "I thought when u said "He has no regard for human life!!" was the best ever but this take the cake."
Harlan's bosses from Westwood One also got a call from producers at The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, who wanted to fly Harlan to New York City to do calls of pedestrians walking down the street. But Harlan let his bosses know that he didn't want push the notoriety any further. Not only would the travel from his Wisconsin home off Lake Michigan be tough, as a CBS employee, it might be odd going on Fallon. He also did not want to glorify the moment. "Going down that wrong seemed awfully fragile," Harlan said. "So I passed."
On Sunday Harlan was back in California again calling the Falcons-Raiders game for CBS. The likelihood is nothing else he does this season will top his spontaneous moment last week in San Francisco. Having spoken with him, I understand his hesitation in his making too big a deal about the call, but it was great theater and a reminder of the fun and absurdity of sports, even in the often button-downed NFL.
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(SI.com examines some of the week's most notable sports media stories)
1. One of the many tentacles of Colin Kaepernick's anthem protest (and the reaction to it) has been a number of Bay Area sports columnists writing pieces (as well as actively referencing this on social media) stating they believe ESPN NFL analyst Trent Dilfer is acting as a broadcasting proxy on behalf of Niners general manager Trent Baalke. San Jose Mercury News sports columnist Tim Kawakami and San Francisco Chronicle columnist Ann Killion have been among the most prominent voices questioning Dilfer's motives when it comes to comments about Kaepernick. Dilfer himself responded to the criticism last week on San Francisco's KNBR-AM radio and SB Nation's Niners Nation blog was good enough to compile some of Dilfer's thoughts here.
Kawakami and Killion are respected journalists and work for respected outlets. Their words carry weight, and I was interested to see how ESPN's NFL management felt about what they have written, particularly on one factual point Dilfer made, when Dilfer stated that Kaepernick's actions had "caused friction" and "torn at the fabric of the team." So far, not one member of the Niners has echoed such comments publicly.
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On Thursday I spoke with Seth Markman, who is the point person for ESPN's NFL studio shows and the executive who both assigned Dilfer to Sunday NFL Countdown as well as extended his current ESPN deal.
"First of all I think it is absolutely insulting," Markman said of Bay Area writers positing that Dilfer is a mouthpiece for Baalke. "It is insulting to Trent. I think it is insulting to all of us here. This man has been an analyst for nine years now—one of the top analysts in the business. When he speaks, it is from his heart. His opinions are his own. The guy knows his credibility is always going to be on the line. He would never jeopardize that in any kind of a situation. I have always thought he was one of our most direct analysts. He speaks with conviction. I have seen people over the years say things that they don't necessarily believe themselves, but it's just for good TV. Trent would never, ever do that. To ever think that he would be a mouthpiece or carry the water for a front office guy on any team is ridiculous."
On the issue of Dilfer's relationship with Baalke, Markman said he had no idea what kind of relationship Dilfer has with the executive. "I honestly could not tell you what kind of relationship they have versus his relationship with others in the league but I will tell you criticizing or going after Trent's integrity is ridiculous," Markman said. "Even if he had a friendship with someone, it would not stop him from saying what he believed."
Asked about the specific point Dilfer made that Kaepernick's actions had divided some on the team Markman said, "I am comfortable with it. I know who he has talked to and writers there may have been speaking to whomever while Trent is speaking to other people."
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1b. Dilfer said in the KNBR interview that his comments about Kaepernick cutting at the fabric of the team were correct. He did not back down, though he did change his language to the past tense (had). "It doesn't mean there was not division at one time over what was happening," said Markman, defending his analyst. "I am comfortable with it. We don't let guys throw out things like that without talking it through it with them, and knowing they have good information. No one is going to talk to 53 guys. For a writer in San Francisco to say that it is absolutely not true—they can't know that."
1c. On Dilfer's comment that Kaepernick "is a backup QB whose job is be quiet and sit in the shadows," Kaepernick responded by excoriating the ESPN analyst, calling it "one of the most ridiculous comments I've heard." On that point, Markman said, "Look, we don't like to become part of the story. Generally, that is not something we are looking to be. As long as the comments are made by our analysts are fair and based on fact or experience, we are not going to be able to control how people react to it."
Regarding the above paragraph, I'm going to have to disagree with Markman on this point: ESPN institutionally has shown—especially in the last two years—that they absolutely want their analysts to be part of news stories. It's why ESPN.com is littered with analyst opinions alongside news stories. It's why Stephen A. Smith gets a place on its NFL studio shows. The evidence exists across the board.
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1d. The Twitter broadcast Thursday night of the Jets-Bills drew an average audience of 243,000 viewers per minute. The NFL said a total of 2.1 million viewers (meaning anyone who tuned in for three seconds) watched on Twitter. Here were my thoughts on Twitter's NFL broadcast debut on Thursday night.
1e. The CBS/NFL Network broadcast drew 15.4 million viewers. The game was down from the Broncos/Chiefs TNF opener last year (21.1 million) and Steelers/Ravens in 2014 (20.8 million). Those two games the most-watched games in TNF history.
1f. Here's the 2016 Broadcasting Guide I did for The MMQB.
1g. The Monday Night Football season opener late doubleheader TV viewership:
2016: 10.3 million [LA-SF]
2015: 14.3 million [SF-MIN]
1h. I appreciate media friendly touchdown celebrations and this is right up there.
2. Something rarely done on a football broadcast: A play by play announcer (ESPN's Adam Amin) discussing rape culture as it relates to college athletics.
2a. Nice work by Fox Sports staffers Mike Hill and Bruce Feldman (and producer Scott Riddell and coordinating producer Bardia Shah-Rais) who had to fill around 90 minutes when the Ohio State-Oklahoma game was delayed on Saturday night.
2b. ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit took Fox's Ohio State-Oklahoma broadcast to task for not recognizing (at least for a couple of minutes) that Oklahoma's Joe Mixon had dropped the football prior to crossing the goal line on a kickoff return.
2c. The Big Ten Network's pregame show, BTN Tailgate, will originate from a different Big Ten campus each week during conference play. The debut road show comes next Saturday in East Lansing, when Michigan State hosts Wisconsin. BTN says over the first two to three years of the show, BTN Tailgate plans to visit each Big Ten campus. (BTN Tailgate is a live, 90-minute show beginning at 10:30 a.m. ET. Dave Revsine is the host, with analysts Gerry DiNardo and Anthony Adams.)
2d. The Undefeated senior writer Mike Wise wrote a powerful and courageous first-person piece Sunday on being a survivor of child sexual abuse. Wise, a former Washington Post columnist, revealed what happened to him as a 12-year-old as part of a larger column critical of Penn State's decision to fete Joe Paterno on Saturday.
His story is here and it's one of the most poignant pieces of sports writing in 2016.
Wise told SI.com Sunday that he had been thinking of writing about being sexually abused as a child for 12 years. He said it took him a long time to come to grips with being a childhood sexual abuse survivor, and cited the organization malesurvivor.org as well as his family and friends for helping him. "I thought about putting it out there publicly with the idea that if I could show people that I overcame stuff, was somewhat successful, and had achieved a normal family life, it could help people," Wise said.
Four years ago Wise was working for The Washington Post covering a Maryland football game when he read about the Jerry Sandusky indictment. He was about to write about his own story then but ultimately backed away. "The atmosphere at Penn State and the people rallying around Joe Paterno and the administration, it reminded me of my own situation and so many other people's situations," Wise said. "But it's one thing to tell a group of men that shared similar experiences, another thing to tell the world."
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When Penn State announced it would commemorate the 50th anniversary of Joe Paterno's coaching debut on Saturday, the news triggered something for Wise. He decided he would finally reveal his story. He had no idea how his bosses would respond but had come to appreciate the care his editors had for stories. Last Tuesday Wise approached his site's deputy editor, Steve Reiss, and told him he wanted to write about Penn State honoring Paterno. Reiss told him to make it "an Undefeated story."
"I had originally thought about doing something on many of these charities connected to programs often operating as feeder programs for colleges, and how many of the underprivileged and at-risk kids happened to be minorities—and, further, how it's one thing to profit off a kid's muscle and athleticism when they get older and quite another when they're also taken advantage of by a serial sexual predator," Wise said. "But as I thought more and more about it—and re-read some of the victims' testimony—I realized that any racial component was going to trivialize the fact that Jerry Sandusky, like a lot of pedophiles, didn't discriminate.
"So I'm sitting there Thursday night reading some of the ugly Twitter back-and-forth (usually a bad idea) between Penn State alumni devoted to exonerating Paterno's name and outraged people wondering why he was being honored, thinking I really want to say something before the game begins. I start writing. And I realize, I gotta do this. While I wanted to do it four years ago, I was still gun shy. By Thursday night, I had this epiphany: these 20-something men who were victims, most of whom I believe still live in Happy Valley or the surrounding areas, gotta deal with these warped college fans who can't bring themselves to admit their beloved university did anything wrong. And these men have to be victimized all over again. So I felt like I knew how they felt and I wanted to say it. When people ask me, "Why did you write that column?" I'll probably say, as hard and difficult and emotional as it was to hit the keys on my laptop, it would have been so much harder not to write it."
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Wise said he stayed up until 2:00 a.m. on Thursday writing his piece and finished it the next morning. He talked it through with his good friend Mark Kreigel, who works for the NFL Network. He then filed his piece to Reiss before noon on Friday. Reiss called him shortly thereafter. "He didn't ask me about length or content," Wise said. "The first thing he asked was, "Are you okay?" and I got choked up."
Reiss then proceeded to work with Wise on the piece, including reminding him about potential backlash his family might deal with from the piece. The site's top editors were brought in, as were ESPN PR and high-ranking ESPN officials. Wise said ESPN President John Skipper called him at his home on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. and let the writer know he had the company's support. "He was beyond compassionate," Wise said. "Everyone talks about ESPN as a corporate monster but at that moment I didn't feel like I was working for a multi-national conglomerate. It just felt like I was working with good people."
Reiss and Wise made some tweaks on Saturday night with Reiss going over a final draft. Karin Berry copy edited it in house, and Ashley Melfi did the page design. The piece posted Sunday at 8 a.m. It's truly remarkable work.
2e. The college football schedule was filled with fantastic matchups on Saturday, making the viewership for each game an interesting story. The overnight ratings:
Alabama-Ole Miss, CBS (5.4)
Louisville-Florida State, ABC (4.5)
Ohio State-Oklahoma, Fox (3.8)
Michigan State-Notre Dame, NBC (3.22)
USC-Stanford, ABC (2.1)
Notes: The Alabama-Ole Miss game was the second highest-rated overall of the 2016 college football season.
NBC said the Michigan State-Notre Dame overnight was the highest rating for a ND football game on NBC since Michigan State-Notre Dame on 9/21/13 (3.23). The Louisville-Florida State overnight is the second-best September noon kickoff game on ESPN's networks on record and the best in 11 years. Fox's Ohio State-OU primetime broadcast topped USC-Stanford (also primetime) by 81%.
3. Episode 76 of the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast features ESPN NBA and college basketball analyst Doris Burke, who recently was given a larger package of NBA games by the company. Burke also serves as an analyst on women's college basketball and does sideline reporting for select NBA games including the NBA Finals.
In this episode, Burke discusses her career arc from an assistant coach at Providence College to calling the NBA for ESPN; how she prepares for work as an analyst versus sideline reporting; how much of a stigma still exists for women analyzing men's sports; how often she looks at her social media mentions; whether Gregg Popovich's treatment of sideline reporters is unprofessional; how she forms her questions; the impact of looks on sports broadcasting; the best coach to interview on the sidelines; what play she would run in an end game situation; whether UConn will repeat as women's champions, and much more.
A reminder: you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher, and you can view all of SI's podcasts here. If you have any feedback, questions or suggestions, please comment here or tweet at Deitsch.
3a. Episode 77 of the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast features journalist Jessica Luther, the author of "Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape."
In this episode, Luther discusses the difficulties of covering accusations of sexual violence and rape involving college football players; how she and fellow writer Dan Solomon exposed the underbelly of what was happening within the Baylor University football program; the Jameis Winston sexual assault case at Florida State; the lack of transparency from coaches and athletic departments on sexual violence cases involving athletes; how much of the coverage we read and hear is impacted by mostly men writing about it; the role and responsibility of the sports media when it comes to covering the intersection of college football and sexual violence; how a reporter avoids burnout on this beat; and much more.
The podcast will be available on iTunes and Soundcloud on Monday afternoon.
4. Sports pieces of note
• Drug users, has-beens and never-weres. SI's Tom Verducci on the 1986 San Jose Bees.
• From Richmond Times-Dispatch writer Eric Kolenich: A high school soccer player's story of addiction, desperation and recovery.
• Brandon Sneed profiled Urban Meyer for Bleacher Report.
• The Ringer's Shea Serrano had a fantastic piece on Antonio Brown's twerking celebration.
Non sports pieces of note:
• What life is like behind bars for O.J. Simpson Prisoner 1027820.
• Via The New York Times: The Insomnia machine.
• From Longreads: A mother's quest to find treatment for multiple sclerosis.
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5b. ESPN announced its 2017 Major League Baseball opening day games (April 2) will be Yankees-Rays and Giants-Diamondbacks.
5c. The sports-themed comedy Now We're Talking debuted last week exclusively on the mobile platform go90. The short-form digital show follows the careers of former quarterbacks Tug Tanner (Coker) and Tommy Arondall (Dewey) as they transition to broadcasting.
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5d. The Yahoo Sports-NBC Sports Network entity, behind the Rio Olympics, set a new comScore sports category record in August, posting a total of more than 110.4 million unique visitors. Sports Business Daily's Eric Fisher reported the total surpassed the 94.4 million ESPN posted in September 2015, and makes it the first entrant to surpass 100 million uniques in a month. The last time ESPN did not lead in monthly uniques was in February '14, with the Sochi Games helping Yahoo Sports-NBC Sports to the top spot.
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2014: 4.5M (Serena-Wozniacki)
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We bought a new camera charger so we can take pictures once again. We were certain we would find the first charger just after the new one came in the mail (via Murphy's law) but it does still remain missing.
Anyhow, the pictures from the Monster truck jam would not have been possible without the new camera charger. So hurray for the internet!
Now you may say, well why aren't there more pictures of the house and the family other than just at the monster jam? Well, I guess it boils down to me being too lazy to clean up my house enough to take pictures. You see, I am ok if you stop by and see the bit of mess that is here, but to document it on the Internet for the whole world to see forever after is too much for me. Not gonna do it. Nope.
And some rather anticipated news to add to this blog post… As a baby, 6 teeth came in rapid succession and tortured us with tears and discomfort. As a 5 year old, 6 teeth fell out in rapid succession also and have provided a different source or agony- an embarassing lack of certain mastication skills. Micah has been a toothless wonder for 6 months or more. It has gotten to the point where he gets mad if I give him an apple because he can't eat it without front teeth. I have to cut everything for him now. How does he even do pizza? It is a miracle that he can bite into anything at all! He is an example of superb adaptation. So the excitement is that his front two teeth on top have finally started to pop out- wahoo! We keep marveling at the new teeth and are so glad he will soon be able to eat apples once again. I'll post a picture soon! His cute toothless grin is about to be a thing of the past!
Jennifer Wise February 15, 2010 at 6:57 a.m.
Oh, poor kid!! That must be SO hard! I'm glad his problems appear to be almost over, though. I can't believe he lost so many so quick. I think he's only 5 months older than Ethan, but Ethan has yet to have a LOOSE tooth!! Good luck, Micah!